NetChoice v. Paxton
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In NetChoice v. Paxton, the Fifth Circuit ruled against continued liberal censorship by Big Tech.
Judge Andrew Oldham wrote the decision for the 2-1 panel of the court, decided on September 16, 2022.[1] The entire opinions run 113 pages, of which Judge Edith Jones' concurrence is 2 pages and Judge Leslie Southwick's dissent is 20 pages.